Jaconé Surf Forecast and Surf Report

Hey guys, Rusty here. Let’s break down what the ocean’s got cookin' for us at Jaconé over the next couple of weeks.

Right off the bat, the first few days are a write-off with small, choppy slop. Don’t even bother waxing up just yet. The good news is that there's some real firepower on the horizon.

The first real standout for the experienced crew is Monday the 7th of September. A solid 8ft south swell hits, and the wind goes completely dead – glassy conditions morning and afternoon. The wave energy is pumping (1148), and it's got a good 10-second period. This is a proper groundswell, but the size means it’s for experts only. This break is consistent, so you’ll get waves, but expect a crowd because it’s going to be that good.

Right after that, Tuesday the 8th keeps the action rolling. The swell drops to a still-chunky 5ft from the south, and we get a moderate offshore breeze from the ENE. This is going to clean up the waves beautifully. The energy is still strong (616), making it a fantastic morning for intermediate to advanced surfers. This is your second best bet if you want something a little more manageable than Monday.

The middle of the week gets a bit average. Wednesday the 9th has a smaller, short-period swell (7 seconds, 6ft) that just doesn't have the grunt. Things then go quiet and inconsistent until the following week.

Now, looking way out to Monday the 14th, the models are showing a massive pulse of energy (3355). We’re talking a 10ft south swell with a long 13-second period. The wind would be offshore and clean – a perfect recipe. But here’s the kicker: the swell is forecast to be way too big for this break. It’s a real shame because the conditions would be epic. For paddle surfing, it's a no-go, but this is where the kite and windsurf crew are going to have a field day.

After that big pulse settles, Tuesday the 15th comes back into a good zone. A 6ft SSE swell with a solid 12-second period, groomed by a gentle offshore NE breeze. This is another quality session for experienced surfers, with strong energy (1019) offering some proper, clean waves.

The last few days fade out again. The 16th has a glassy 4ft SSE swell, but it's on the smaller side. The final days get messy and tiny, so don't hold your breath.

Water temp is about 73°F, which is normal for this time of year. The two standout sessions are Monday the 7th for that glassy, powerful wall of water, and Tuesday the 8th for a cleaner, slightly smaller but still excellent session.

Rusty.

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